After an employer has interviewed a job candidate in person, the employer should notify the applicant whether it has made the decision to hire them — or not.
George Mason University is among the first schools with a program employers hope to expand in the D.C. region and beyond.
Attempting to adapt, liberal arts schools across the state are taking measures such as adjusting curriculums, adding courses and cutting tuition.
Airline officials said FAA chief Daniel Elwell’s attempt this week to place some of the responsibility for a deadly March crash on their pilots’ actions was an attempt to “divert public attention” from problems with the flight control system on Boeing’s 737 Max jets.
The decision sets the stage for a court battle over the documents.
U.S. reaches deal with Canada, Mexico to lift steel, aluminum tariffs, clearing key obstacle to passage of Trump’s USMCA trade agreement.
The company's new "quiet mode" has some people speechless.
“We’re going to have to raise prices”: Small-business owners worry that tariffs will wipe them out
Uber's IPO celebrations were boozed-filled benders that and occasionally got out of control, hearkening back to the company's culture under ousted CEO Travis Kalanick.
The collision was at least the third fatal crash in the U.S. involving Tesla's driver-assistance system.
Small and mid-sized firms — which buy from China and sell to big retailers — are absorbing the cost of the tariffs.
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A survey by LeanIn found that more men are uncomfortable with one-on-one workplace activities with women like mentoring or work dinners. And amid all Facebook's issues, Sheryl Sandberg has something to say about it.
American beef and poultry have nothing to complain about in escalating trade war with China. Just ask hog farmers or Maine lobstermen.
Mortgage market will be challenged to better serve communities of color.
Daniel O’Day testified before the House Oversight Committee, which called a hearing after The Post reported that the government had opted against filing a patent infringement case on the drug’s use.
The U.S.-China trade war is escalating, but many U.S. industries are already feeling the pain of last summer's skirmish.
The vote, completed at Gannett’s annual meeting in McLean, amounted to a rejection of Alden’s Media News Group -- possibly a final one -- of Alden’s attempt to acquire Gannett through a hostile takeover launched in January.
Data scientist, software engineer and product manager topped the list, commanding median salaries of $95,000, $90,000, and $89,000 respectively.
The 30-year fixed-rate average falls for the third week in a row to 4.07 percent.
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Even as the stock market rebounds, one couple says Trump’s unpredictability not the market volatility that is scaring them away from stocks.
Infants with spinal muscular atrophy may soon have two treatment options.
The senior CFPB official, Eric Blankenstein, has been operating under a cloud since September, when The Post reported on blog posts he had written more than a decade ago.
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